New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
SHARON SPRINGS.
THE MOST PROSPEROUS SEASON IN YEAR,
PERSONAL.

SHARON SPRINGS, July 23.-Eharon is unquestiov.
ably enjoying not only the best season IT has had for
years. but also much better season proportionatoly
than any of the nslghborng resorts. The Mansiop
House was obliged on Thursday morning to turn awsy
ten applicants for ronms. while Fether's Hotel has
been full for two weeks and the American for several
days The Union Hotel claims about twice many
guests % at the corresponding date last year. aud the
Pavilion has from fifty to hundred more with all the
cottages taken for August and an exceedingly large
number of applications for rooms in the hste proper
for that MONTH The season has encouraged the
propretors of the proposed hotel and the Sharon
people generally are cou6den. that it will be built and
are equally confident that it will influence the build.
ing Of others.
B. L. Swan, IT,, Of New-York who has been . reg.
ular visitor al Sharon for many Years. again ut the
Pavilion.
The guests of the Union gave pleasant musical
and vocal entertainment ia the hotel parors Thurs.
day evening.
Mrs. David Thompson and family are OF the
Pavilion TOR the season.
Mrs. " GrOsmayer ald family are occupying theif
cottage adjoining the Kenmore.
Mrs. DIR. Heppcnhejmer IL spending the summer
with her father. Max Sbafer, the Ne1-York brewer,
who IL occupying his cottage adjoining the Park.
George Riddle, the eIOcutlOnist. will give an enter.
tainment in the Pavilion parlors on Wednesday even
Nathan H. sharpIess aud Charles D. Reed are
among the we'll know Philadelphians at the Pavil.
Mrs. Alexander s. Webb gave pleasant bowling
party ia the Pavilion al ey the early part of the week.
Conrad Stein, tho New York brewer, is at the Union
Hotel.
Arrivals for the week at the principal hoses include
tho following New-Yorkers:
Psvilion.-walter Stokes, Mrs. Walter Stokes. II.
Stokes, J. N. Sanford and wife, Nit: and Mrs N.
Gross, Miss Harriet Olyphant. 7. +. u 3rien, Mrs.
O'Bren. Miss Nelly O'Rren f. N. Roth, wife and 500,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Holmes, H. y. Kerr, Edward Hill
and wife, Mrs. A. Goachim and daughter the Misses
Gatney, Miss c. NJ Donnelly, 4. Jacques Mrs.
jacques Miss Jacques, N. p. OConnor. hra
O'Connor. c. A. Gardner and wife. N: Oppenheim and
wife, Mrs b. Levenir tt, l.. Zachendorf, A. L. Zach.
endort, b. L. Swan. jr. and wife, J. NJ. Norwood,
Carlisle Norwood, Sr and Mrs. William G. Davis
Union Hote-Max Ahes, L. Joseph, II. L. Enrght
William Strube, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSH Moller. }. Goetz,
Gustave Mailer, Miss Sophia Mahler, Dir. and Mrs.
I. Schukrsft Mits Cecilia p sperb. Mr. and Mrs. +.
" Arras, Albert Blum and vile, Ig. Schultz l..
Meyer, f. II. Grosmayer, Salh Cohn. Monroe Cohn.
s. l.. Barnett Mr.. aud mrs. X. Pentage, n. Sulz-
berger, Miss Bella Herzog. Conrad stein, @. N.
Brand, the Rev. ID. j. S',eehy Mrs. j. Werner aud
family, Mr. and Mrs. S. Werner and family, Mise
Bella Bres!er Mrs. Louis Bresler Mics Gertie
WAllach, Miss Lena Wallach. Samson W allach. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Raohie, Jacob Hozmann. Mr.. and Mira
NJ. Lamm, Thomas Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stern Miss
Florence Denzer, Miss Bella COhn, l.. g. Cohn.
Fethers Hotei.-E. W. Sporting and vile, Sophia
Sporting. Emma Sperling, Richard Sporting, Fred
erlok sperling E. ). Dacharar, V. Schaeier and
daughter, Adam Staab, Adolph Ptorhemer. Wiiliau
Coughn, Mrs II. Livingston. J. o. Bennett and wfes
j. w. Spaure. George w. Passenger.